Blond Sandstone Tenement Flats
Large, well-proportioned flats with original features largely intact. The brief is usually a modern kitchen and bathroom that respect the period, plus flooring throughout.

Broomhill · Glasgow West End · G11
Considered joinery for Broomhill's blond sandstone flats and terraces — kitchens, bathrooms and renovations that modernise the home without stripping out what makes it worth living in.
Broomhill is the quieter, leafier end of the West End, between Partick and Jordanhill and a short walk from Victoria Park. It is largely blond sandstone: handsome tenement blocks around Broomhill Cross and along Crow Road, with terraces and semi-detached villas on the streets that climb away from the main road.
It is a settled, family-oriented area, and the flats are big — often with a bay-windowed living room, two or three good bedrooms and a kitchen that was never intended to be the heart of the home. Making it the heart of the home is most of what we are asked to do here.
Broomhill owners tend to value the period fabric. Cornicing, original doors, tiled closes and timber floors are assets, not obstacles. Our approach is to work with them: match profiles, restore what can be restored, and fit new kitchens and bathrooms that suit the proportions of the rooms.
We are only a few minutes from Broomhill, and we quote everything free.
Broomhill's housing is mostly late Victorian and Edwardian, with a consistency of quality that is unusual even for the West End.
Large, well-proportioned flats with original features largely intact. The brief is usually a modern kitchen and bathroom that respect the period, plus flooring throughout.
On the quieter streets. Two or three storeys, original staircases and panelled doors, and roof spaces that occasionally convert. Whole-house renovations are common.
Ground-floor flats with their own entrance and often a garden. Easier access, but the sub-floor is frequently the first thing to deal with.
A smaller number of 1920s–30s properties on the fringes towards Jordanhill, with simpler detail and smaller rooms.
We will come and see the property, talk through what is worth keeping, and give you a written quote for the work.
Yes — around Broomhill Cross, Crow Road, the streets up towards Jordanhill and Victoria Park, and down to the boundary with Partick. All of G11 and the adjoining parts of G13.
Yes. We work with Howdens and Wren, both of whom offer shaker and in-frame ranges that sit well in a period room. We plan around the cornicing and any chimney breast rather than boxing them in.
Where they are sound, yes — lifted, repaired, re-fixed and sanded. Where they are too far gone or there is a sound-transmission concern with the flat below, engineered flooring over an acoustic underlay is usually the better answer. We will tell you which applies.
Sometimes. The older villas often have a good roof space, but the staircase position and any conservation-area constraints on dormers need checking. We survey first.
Yes. We manage the plumbers, electricians and other trades within one programme so the flat is finished to a single standard and you deal with one person.
We cover Broomhill and everywhere around it.